10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REUNIONIST»
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reunionist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reunionist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Renaissance and Reform: The Italian Contribution
A later and less well-known reunionist theologian was Georg Cassander.
Cassander is important because his ideas influenced both the reunionist trend in
France, which found one expression in the Colloquy of Poissy, and that in
Germany ...
Frances Amelia Yates, 1983
2
Civil War in the North Carolina Quaker Belt: The Confederate ...
Holden made clear his Copperhead leanings and reunionist intentions in an
essay printed in the Semi-Weekly Standardin July entitled “The Secessionists —
their Promises and their Performances — the Condition into which they have ...
3
The Presidency and Rhetorical Leadership
Barbee's rhetoric may be understood as a tributary of the larger torrent of
reunionist sentiment that had begun with the end of Reconstruction and that in
the 1930s — and to some extent today — was and is still the reigning public
memory of ...
4
A History of Nerve Functions: From Animal Spirits to ...
WALLER'S LATER REVERSION TO THE REUNIONIST POSITION Ten years
after his clear description of regeneration by an outgrowth of new fibers into the
distal degenerated part of a sectioned nerve, Waller reversed himself and
accepted ...
5
Renaissance&Reform;Italian Con
A later and less well-known reunionist theologian was Georg Cassander.
Cassander is important because his ideas influenced both the reunionist trend in
France, which found one expression in the Colloquy of Poissy, and that in
Germany ...
6
The Civil War in Popular Culture: Memory and Meaning
However, it is problematic to assert that isolated examples of resistance to the
reunionist theme and passing mentions of emancipation constitute a significant
counternarrative to the dominant interpretive mode identified by David Blight.15 ...
Lawrence A. Kreiser Jr., Randal Allred, 2013
Indeed, we will venture to address these criticisms to the lecturer himself, in the
hope that he will consider them in the spirit of a true reunionist, for we understand
that he belongs to the Anglican Society of SS. Peter and Paul. His contention in ...
WHY I AM NOT A REUNIONIST R. O. HALL 1HAVE chosen the title of this paper
advisedly. I do not wish any brother Anglican to be committed by what I write. My
view is not necessarily an Anglican point of view. I know that very many Anglican
...
9
General Magazine and Historical Chronicle: Vol. XLIV Numb. I.
Later, at least one reunionist will tumble down the steps of the grandstand. After
Blank has beaten Hiatus there will ensue a vague and hooch-punctuated interval
until, at length, most of us will find ourselves in the banquet hall. There will be ...
10
The War on Words: Slavery, Race, and Free Speech in American ...
Postwar culture's initiating dissenter against reunionist constriction, Albion W.
Tourgée, holds a much less exalted rank in critical estimation. Even his admirers
would hesitate to put him in the first tier of authors; A Fool's Errand, the novel he ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REUNIONIST»
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reunionist is used in the context of the following news items.
Science and human heart both say dad's important to a kid's life
Warren Farrell, a self-described "father-and-child reunionist" and author of "Why Men Are the Way They Are," thinks dads and moms provide natural checks and ... «Deseret News, Jun 13»
